Incog1tançe, In-cog-1-tan-çỹ, s
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 52
[Latin incogitant i a = thoughtle ne , from in = not, and cog it anti a = thought; cogito =to think.] Want of thought; want of the power of thinking. "The stupid and merely vegetable state of incogitancy ." -Decay of Piety. *In-cog-1-tant, a. [Lat. incog i tans , from in- = not, and cogitans , pr. par. of cogito = to think.] For the difference between to include and to Thoughtle ; not thinking; heedle . comprise , see COMPRISE.
Readham'da tam maddeyi gor →